Programme Fact Sheet for Skills Certificate in Customs Compliance & Freight Forwarding: Part Time

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1 Programme Fact Sheet for Skills Certificate in Customs Compliance & Freight Forwarding: Part Time Duration: 12 months NQF Level: 03 SAQA I.D.: Overview of course: This qualification is to provide learners with the conceptual framework and the skills necessary to perform routine functions within the Custom Compliance & Freight Forwarding environment allowing the learner to operate cross functionality. Learners who successfully complete this qualification will be able to: Apply the competencies of numeracy and literacy to everyday work related situations. Adhere to the required processes and procedures related to the import and export of internationally traded goods. Use geographic and logistics concepts to carry our routine imports and exports policies and procedures. Admission criteria: Grades 12 pass and excel at Maths and Physical Science. Complete a bridging course in International Trade. Note: SAMS reserves the right to recommend learners onto a learning path through an initial assessment interview. SAMS will consider learners whom have gained prior working experience. Course commences: 14 th March 2015 (Saturdays only) Enrolment criteria: Learners wishing to enrol with SAMS would require the following: Completed enrolment form signed (Guarantor to sign and initial all pages) 2 Certified copies of the learners I.D. 2 I.D. photos of the learner 1 Copy of the salary advice ( parent/guardian) 1 Copy of a Municipality bill ( parent/guardian) Previous qualifications the learner may have received Proof of debit order in respect of fees

2 Standard lever arch file (file dividers, tabs) Writing pad Stationery (pens, pencils, highlighters,punch,stapler,scissors,glue) World atlas Scientific Calculator Note: Fees include all course material Subject matter: SAQA I.D Unit standard title Level Credits Core Demonstrate an understanding of local and international trade NQF Core Incoterms NQF 03 3 Elective Calculate customs values NQF 03 7 Elective Calculate duties on tax payable on internationally traded goods NQF 03 4 Elective Classify commodities according to customs tariff NQF 03 8 Frame and submit customs declarations and carrier release Elective documentation NQF Fee structure: SAQA I.D.: Customs Compliance & Freight Forwarding Course fee: R Payment structure Deposit on registration: R monthly instalments (paid by debit order): R1 865 Upfront cash payment (prior to course commencement): R S.A. Maritime School and Transport College bank account details: SA Maritime School Fees: First National Bank Account no: Branch code: Reference: Learner Number Note: SAMS does not accept any cash or cheques. A debit order authorization is required for the fees.

3 Programme Fact Sheet for Freight Handling: One year Part Time certificate Duration: 12 months NQF Level: 03 SAQA I.D.: Overview of course: The aim of this course is to equip the learner with a comprehensive understanding of the worlds container fleet and its many operational facets, both on land, rail, air and sea. This understanding will help learners make informed decisions that ultimately affect the success of shipping and import / export business. Understanding the parameters within which container operations exist will enable the learner to make decisions, plan effectively, thereby avoiding possible costly mistakes ensuring your business partners provide you with the optimum level of service. Admission criteria: Grade 12 pass Completed a bridging course in International Trade. Note: SAMS reserves the right to recommend learners onto a learning path after initial assessment interview. SAMS will consider the learners who have gained prior work experience within the maritime industry. Course commences: 14 th March 2015 (Saturdays only) Enrolment criteria: Learners wishing to enrol with SAMS would require the following: Completed enrolment form signed (Guarantor to sign and initial all pages) 2 Certified copies of the learners I.D. 2 I.D. photos of the learner 1 Copy of the salary advice ( parent/guardian) 1 Copy of a Municipality bill ( parent/guardian) Previous qualifications the learner may have received Proof of debit order in respect of fees Standard lever arch file (file dividers, tabs) Writing pad Stationery (pens, pencils, highlighters, punch, stapler, scissors, glue) World atlas Scientific Calculator Note: Fees include all course material

4 Subject matter: Core SAQA I.D Unit standard title Level Credits Demonstrate an understanding of local and international Core trade NQF Core Describe basic freight logistic principles NQF 03 6 Core 8016 Maintaining occupational health, safety and general housekeeping NQF 03 8 Core 8021 Taking basic care of freight handling machinery NQF 03 2 Core 8035 Processing and controlling documentation NQF 04 4 Elective 8022 Allocating freight for packaging and grouping NQF 03 6 Elective 8025 Controlling and locating stock NQF 03 8 Elective 8024 Receiving and dispatching freight as well as handling freight returns NQF 03 5 Elective Optional- how to operate a lift truck NQF Fee structure: SAQA I.D.: Freight Handling Course fee: R Payment structure Deposit on registration: R monthly instalments (paid by debit order): R1 540 Upfront cash payment (prior to course commencement): R S.A. Maritime School and Transport College bank account details: SA Maritime School Fees: First National Bank Account no: Branch code: Reference: Learner Number Note: SAMS does not accept any cash or cheques. A debit order authorization is required for the fees

5 Programme Fact Sheet for: Demonstrate an understanding of Local and International Trade Duration: 6 weeks NQF Level: 04 SAQA I.D: Overview of course: The programme will enable learners to understand the local and international trade. On successful completion learners will be able to: Know the basics of supply and demand in the market. Know the basics of absolute and comparative advantage required for international trade. Know the basics components of the value chain. Know the basics of international trade agreements. SAMS considers this programme as necessary bridging course for its Freight Handling, Shipping Practice and Customs Compliance and Freight forwarding courses. Admission criteria: Grade pass Note: SAMS reserves the right to recommend learners onto a learning path after an initial assessment interview DATES: Saturdays (6): 08h00-12h00 start date to be advised. Enrolment criteria: Learners wishing to enrol with SAMS would require the following: Completed enrolment form signed 2 Certified copies of the learners I.D. 2 I.D. photos of the learner 1 Copy of the salary advice ( parent/guardian) 1 Copy of a Municipality bill ( parent/guardian) Previous qualifications the learner may have received Proof of debit order in respect of fees Standard lever arch file (file dividers, tabs) Writing pad Stationery (pens, pencils, highlighters, punch, stapler, scissors, glue) World atlas Scientific Calculator Note: Fees include all course material

6 Subject matter: Supply and demand in the global market Absolute and comparative advantage Underpinning components of the value chain Basic philosophy of International Trade Inter-modalism and support services in International Trade Comprehension of the South African market context 2015 Fee structure: SAQA I.D.: International Trade Course fee: R3 240 Payable prior to course commencement S.A. Maritime School and Transport College bank account details: SA Maritime School Fees: First National Bank Account no: Branch code: Reference: Learner Number Note: SAMS does not accept any cash or cheques. A debit order authorization is required for the fees.